REP-0178 When Shutting Down a Single Report Server

Reports 9.0.4.2 Dev Suite
Win XP
I constanly receive a REP-0178 when shutting down my Report Server. I have read other posts that indicate this happens on systems with multiple Report Servers running. I have only a single Rep Server in use.
Any ideas?

this might indicate that there is something wrong with your OSAGENT process. usually that happens with mutliple servers, but since all those servers bind to the same OSAGENT, shutting down the first server will shut down the OSAGENT and all subsequent shutdowns will fail
are you sure you are not runnig an in-process server (set up by default) that you are not aware of. check the rwservlet.properties and see if IN_PROCESS is set to YES or NO.
thanks,
ph.

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